The Political Graveyard: Windham County, Conn.

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Windham County
Connecticut

Politicians who lived in Windham County

Abington, Pomfret: Carl M. Sharpe — Edna Sharpe

Ashford:

Ashford, 1800-1899: David Brewster — Ichabod Bulkeley — Ebenezer Byles — Ebenezer Chaffee — John S. Dean — Leonard Dean — Isaac Kendall — David Keyes — Amos Knowlton — Daniel Knowlton — David Knowlton II — Stephen Knowlton — Amasa Lyon — James B. Palmer — Stephen F. Palmer — Jared D. Richmond — Michael Richmond — Benjamin C. Simmons — John H. Simmons — Jonathan Skinner — John N. Sumner — James Trowbridge — John Warren — Luther Warren — Fielder Watkins

Ashford, 1900-1999: Nathan G. Armitage — Oscar D. Baker — Raymond O. Baker — Clarence H. Barlow — Everett H. Barlow — Frank E. Bebbington — Edwin A. Buck — Walter Green — Henry Kerzner — Anthony E. Krapf — Gilbert Mathewson — Thomas Joseph Supina

Brooklyn:

	Brooklyn, 1800-1899: Elisha Adams — Shubael Brown — Edward L. Cundall — Septimus Davison — Albert Day — John Day — Edward Fogg — John Gallup II — Thomas S. Marlor — George Martin — Benjamin E. Palmer — William Putnam — Vine Robinson — Bela P. Spalding — Bela P. Spaulding — Daniel P. Tyler — Samuel Webb
	Brooklyn, 1900-1999: Oscar F. Atwood — Sidney W. Bard — John M. Bessette — Charles H. Blake — Vine R. Franklin — William N. House — Louis S. Ingalls — Joseph W. Powdrell — Arnold Wild

Canterbury:

Canterbury, 1800-1899: Rufus Adams — Isaac Backus — Asahel Bacon — Elijah Baldwin — Festus Baldwin — Asa Burgess — Asa Butts — James Cary — Ethan Chaffee — Isaac Clark — Andrew T. J. Clarke — Thomas G. Clarke — Benjamin Delop — Abijah Dewing — Andrew Harris — Andrew T. Judson — John Kendall — Chester Lyon — Chauncey Morse — Daniel Packer — Luther Payne — Ephraim Safford — Marvin H. Sanger — Joseph Simms — Walter Williams

Canterbury, 1900-1999: Milo A. Appley — Edward Baker — Arthur C. Bennett — Nelson L. Carpenter — Andrew T. J. Clarke — Frederick Cone — Clinton E. Frink — Lillian M. S. Frink — Wilson F. Herr — James Mone — William Newton — Richard Parkhurst — Michael T. Shea

Central Village, Plainfield: Sessions L. Adams

Chaplin: David Avery — Origen Bennett — Leon S. Burdick — Septimus Burnham — Jared Clark — Edwin Eaton — C. Edwin Griggs — J. Garfield Hayden — Giddings W. Keyes — James Martin — Thomas Martin — William Martin — Porter B. Peck — George A. Reed — Luther Ripley — John Ross — E. M. Russell

Danielson, Killingly: T. Emmet Clarie — Elbert L. Darbie — Kent A. Darbie — John M. Dowe — Timothy E. Hopkins — Joseph W. Powdrell — Clayton F. Wright

Danielsonville (now Danielson), Killingly: Milton A. Shumway

Dayville, Killingly: Albert J. Cavanaugh

East Woodstock, Woodstock: Arthur G. Morse

Eastford: Clark E. Barrows — Joseph D. Barrows — Charles W. Clark — John B. Ethridge — Charles D. Tatem — Charles R. Tripp — Archa S. Walker — William S. Warren

Hampton: William Brown — Richard M. Burchnall — Festus Burnham — Chauncey F. Cleveland — Mason Cleveland — George A. England — John H. Fitts — J. Francis Fitzgerald — David Greenslit — Dyer Hughes, Jr. — William W. Jewett — J. S. Menken — Albert L. Mills — Edward S. Moseley — Samuel S. Moseley — Charles Moulton — Philip Pearl — Daniel Searls — Henry G. Taintor — Roger Taintor — Solomon Taintor

Killingly:

	Killingly, 1800-1849: Asa Alexander — William Alexander — Thomas Backus — Leonard Ballou — Anthony Brown — Joseph Buck — David Chase — Arba Covill — Elisha Danielson — Cyrus Day — Luther Day — Laban Fisher — Alexander Gaston — Robert Grosvenor — Justin Hammond — Penuel Hutchins — Shubael Hutchins — Simeon Hutchins — Ebenezer Kelley — Jeremiah Law — Jedediah Leavens — Austin Olcott — Hazael Packham — Aaron Rood — Jedediah Sabin — Erastus Short — George Warren — Luther Warren — Ebenezer Young
	Killingly, 1850-1899: Edwin H. Bugbee — Elisha Carpenter — Frederick P. Coe — Henry Hammond — Timothy E. Hopkins — Charles A. Russell — Jedediah Sabin — Asahel Johnson Wright
	Killingly, 1900-1949: F. E. Bitgood — Elbert L. Darbie — John M. Dowe — Charles S. Francis — Francis A. Gagnon — Almer Gallup — Napoleon P. Gingras — N. Lorne Greig — William S. Hunter — James L. McMerriman — Patrick Riley — Arthur W. Williams — George A. Williams — Clayton F. Wright — Cosmer A. Young
	Killingly, 2000-2012: Donald E. Williams, Jr.

Moosup, Plainfield: Fred D. Chartier — Napoleon J. Fournier — Edwin Milner — Allen Mopsik — Vincent Sullivan

North Grosvenordale, Thompson: J. F. Reardon

North Woodstock, Woodstock: Henry T. Johnson

Phoenixville, Eastford: Edith W. Smith

Plainfield:

Plainfield, 1800-1899: Sessions L. Adams — Henry Angell — Benjamin Bacon — Mowry Burgess — Lovell Cady — William H. Coggswell — William H. Cogswell — Aaron Crary — John Dunlap — William Dyer — Joseph Easton — Joseph Eaton — Arnold Fenner — Orin Fowler — Nathaniel French — Archibald Fry — David Gallup — Joseph S. Gladding — Calvin Goddard — Jonathan Goff — Vincent Hinkley — Joseph Hutchins — Francis B. Johnson — William Kinne — Jeremiah Kinsman — Isaac Knight — Erastus Lester — Sessions Lester — William A. Lewis — Luther Smith — Amos Witter

Plainfield, 1900-1999: Sessions L. Adams — William P. Babcock — William P. Barstow — Harmidas Couture — Henry Dorrance — George F. Dougherty — Napoleon J. Fournier — Leon N. Mercier — Edwin Milner — Charles D. Salisbury — Raphael Seney — Fred W. Tillinghast

Pomfret:

Pomfret, 1800-1899: Frederick Averill — Frederick Averill, Jr. — S. Storrs Cotton — Nathan Dresser — Samuel Dresser — Edward Eldridge — William Field — Roswell Goodell — Charles W. Grosvenor — Thomas M. Grosvenor — Jonathan P. Hall — Lemuel Hayward — John Holbrook — Thomas Hubbard — William James — Pardon Kingsley — Charles Mathewson — Darius Matthewson — Scarborough Osgood — William Osgood — George H. Perrin — Joseph Scarborough — George Sharpe — Stephen Smith — Reuben Spaulding — Alexander Warner — Smith Wilkinson — Job Williams

Pomfret, 1900-1999: Annie R. Bates — Arthur C. Botham — Charles E. Griggs — F. K. Haines — Robert Noyes — E. Newton Searles — Edwin T. White — Fayette L. Wright

Pomfret Center, Pomfret: Irvin Hattin — Horace Seely-Brown, Jr.

Putnam:

Putnam, 1800-1899: G. D. Bates — Richmond M. Bullock — Lucius H. Fuller — James W. Manning — Gilbert W. Phillips — Lebbeus E. Smith — James B. Tatem

Putnam, 1900-1999: William Perry Barber — Dorothy J. Bartlett — Aldemar A. Brodeur — Katherine Byrne — Victor Chapdelaine — Denwood L. Chapin — James J. Charron — John Dempsey — Lucius H. Fuller — G. Harold Gilpatric — George A. Hammond — Ernest B. Kent — Archibald Macdonald — J. Harry Mann — A. W. Marcy — William J. McCoy — J. J. McGarry — Francis H. Murphy — William Pechie — George Potvin — Samuel Rich — Charles A. Richard — William St. Onge — Leon A. Talbot

Quinebaug, Thompson: James J. Canty

Scotland: Charles F. Brenn — Calvin B. Bromley — James Burnett — Mrs. B. H. Chadbourne — Archie H. Gallup — Everett E. Kimball — Sadie Kimball — Louis S. Moseley — William F. Palmer

South Canterbury, Canterbury: Levi N. Clark

South Windham, Windham: Tamar H. MacFayden

South Woodstock, Woodstock: Asa R. Scranton

Sterling: John C. Ames — William Arnold — Nathan Burlingame — Leroy W. Congdon — Amos J. Gallup — Harvey Gallup — John Gallup — Joseph Gallup — Dixon Hall — Calvin Hibbard — Claramon Hunt — Amory J. Kebler — James H. Marriott — Adin O. Mowry — Pierce Smith — John Thurston — Clayton F. Wright

Thompson:

Thompson, 1800-1899: Ira D. Bates — John Bates, Jr. — Lucius Briggs — Rudolph H. Chandler — William H. Chandler — Stephen Crosby — Talcott Crosby — Sidney Dean — Aaron Elliott — Lucius H. Fuller — John T. Green — John J. Greene — Stephen Holmes — Abel Jacobs — Perley Jordon — Joseph Joslin — William H. Mason — John McGregor — George Nicholls — Faxon Nichols — John Nichols — Jonathan Nichols — Jeremiah Olney — Jesse Ormsbee — Hezekiah S. Ramsdell — William S. Scarborough — Charles E. Searles — Vernon Stiles — Oscar Tourtellotte — Joseph Waterman — James Wheaton

Thompson, 1900-1999: Rudolph H. Chandler — Edward Desaulniers — Claus A. Hagstrom — Henry Harper — Frank M. Knight — Linus A. Logee — Fred A. Munyan — Emelian Roch — Thomas Ryan — Donald E. Williams, Jr.

Warrenville, Ashford: Walter C. Brown — John Mathewson — John Metsack

Willimantic: F. J. Bergeron — David J. Calchera — Herbert R. Chappell — Huber Clark — J. Deloraine Conant — Charles N. Daniels — Daniel P. Dunn — Frank P. Fenton — Charles A. Gates — Raymond F. Gates — John M. Hall — George M. Harrington — John L. Hunter — James H. Hurley — Mrs. James M. Hurley — Margaret C. Hurley — William O. Jordan — Walter R. King — William A. King — Pierre J. Laramee — Ann T. McCarthy — Charles S. Tarpinian — John C. Tracy — Maurice Welch

Wilsonville, Thompson: Edward J. Keegan

Windham:

	Windham, 1700-1799: Zephaniah Swift
	Windham, 1800-1899: Edmund Badger — Rufus L. Baker — John Baldwin — Nathan Bass — Eugene S. Boss — Edwin A. Buck — Alfred A. Burnham — Elisha Burnham — George S. Catlin — Erastus Fitch — Thomas Gray — Whiting Hayden — Elisha H. Holmes — Stephen Hosmer — Benjamin Hovey — Alfred Howes — Levi Johnson — Jonathan Kingsley, Jr. — Samuel Lee — Jonah Lincoln — Stowell Lincoln — George S. Moulton — Roswell Moulton — John Palmer — Abner Robinson — George Spafford — Jesse Spafford — Elliot B. Sumner — Justin Swift — Zephaniah Swift — John Taintor — John Tracy — John Webb, Jr. — Peter Webb — Joel W. White — William Witter — Alfred Young
	Windham, 1900-1999: Alphonse Chagnon — George E. Hinman — Joseph A. Lefebvre — Aime Martineau — Robert E. Mitchell — Charles B. Pomeroy — A. Linn Weatherhead

Woodstock:

Woodstock, 1800-1899: Christopher Arnold — Spalding Barstow — William Bowen — Nathaniel Briggs — Loring Brown — Benjamin Chamberlain — William Chamberlain — Theophilus B. Chandler — Thomas Chandler — Spencer Child — Ichabod Corbin — Silas H. Cutler — Ezra Dean — Samuel M. Fenner — James Lyon — Perley Lyon — William Lyon III — Lorenzo Marcy — Elias Mason — Asa May — John McClellan — Oliver Morse — George A. Paine — John Paine — Abraham W. Payne — John Payne — Wheeler Phillips — Ebenezer Skinner — Ebenezer Stoddard — Marcus Taft — Laban Underwood — Andrew A. Williams — John Work

Woodstock, 1900-1999: Lucy Barrett — Herbert W. Bowen — Clarence H. Child — George Frink — Albert N. Hammond — Arthur S. Hardy — Bert J. Johnson — Frank Johnston — Louis H. Lindeman — John M. Perrin

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